Chapter, Paragraph, Number
1 II, 1| many of those essential values which our Continent very
2 II, 1| Positive values of African culture~42. Although
3 II, 1| with a wealth of cultural values and priceless human qualities
4 II, 1| highlighted some of these cultural values, which are truly a providential
5 II, 1| of the Gospel. They are values which can contribute to
6 III, 0| transformation of authentic cultural values through their integration
7 III, 0| be transformed by Gospel values in the light of the Paschal
8 III, 0| the Redemption that the values and counter-values of cultures
9 III, 0| takes on all authentic human values, purifying them from sin
10 III, 0| the Church takes on the values of different cultures, becoming
11 III, 0| through our respect for the values and religious traditions
12 III, 0| assimilation of positive values such as belief in a Supreme
13 III, 0| Provident and Just Judge, values which are readily harmonized
14 III, 0| above all its own specific values and counter-values. For
15 IV, 1| to all authentic African values. Inculturation of the faith
16 IV, 2| While adopting the positive values of modernity, the African
17 IV, 2| preserve its own essential values.~
18 IV, 2| resolutions contradicting many values of the African family. The
19 V, 0| message assimilates the values of the society to which
20 V, 0| can integrate the positive values of a specific culture, inculturation
21 V, 1| cultural pillars and noble values of the African tradition
22 V, 1| priests in the true cultural values of their country, in a sense
23 V, 1| attention to the wholesome values present in the priests'
24 VI, 0| that the promotion of these values should also be a part of
25 VII, 0| fostering the particular values and riches of your people'
26 VII, 0| promoting respect for the values of African traditional religion.~
27 VII, 0| in faith, the authentic values of others.~Ready to cooperate
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